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Quote from: Blacktail Sniper on October 19, 2015, 07:41:14 PMThey also like to rip apart rotting logs & stumps for ants, grubs, etc. They will lick maggotts off dead critters they come across, eat the dead critters and gut piles, they will trash bee hives, and pretty much all that has been already listed if they can find it.For some reason, they don't like bananas....what the what so is there a study on this because that is just weird unless they hang out with fishermen who also say bad things about bananas. Then again are there any species of bears in banana growing regions hmmmmm seems strange seeing as they will eat hot dogs and doughnuts which dont grow in the wilds.
They also like to rip apart rotting logs & stumps for ants, grubs, etc. They will lick maggotts off dead critters they come across, eat the dead critters and gut piles, they will trash bee hives, and pretty much all that has been already listed if they can find it.For some reason, they don't like bananas....
I'm with run, banana bread..... ScarfBet money on that one.
Quote from: runamuk on October 19, 2015, 07:48:13 PMQuote from: Blacktail Sniper on October 19, 2015, 07:41:14 PMThey also like to rip apart rotting logs & stumps for ants, grubs, etc. They will lick maggotts off dead critters they come across, eat the dead critters and gut piles, they will trash bee hives, and pretty much all that has been already listed if they can find it.For some reason, they don't like bananas....what the what so is there a study on this because that is just weird unless they hang out with fishermen who also say bad things about bananas. Then again are there any species of bears in banana growing regions hmmmmm seems strange seeing as they will eat hot dogs and doughnuts which dont grow in the wilds. In my my best Cliff impersonation, " It's a little known fact : The Banana, was cast off Mt. Olympus as Zeus realized he was in direct completion, with the yellow phallic symbol. Since then bananas, have been the symbol of failure. Fishermen and hunter to this day refuse to have them on their traveling vessels, in fear of coming back home empty handed."